Remove ticket 048 (implemented: multi-accent and brighter theme variants)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# 048 — Multi-accent and brighter variants for built-in themes
## Summary
`webapp/src/lib/themes.ts` `BUILTIN_THEMES` (dark, light, red, green,
blue, yellow, pink, orange) are each essentially monotone with a single
accent color. The wishlist asks for 2-3 accents per theme, plus brighter
variants of the more muted presets — e.g. keep the current "Green" as-is
but give it added accents, and introduce a new, brighter "Light Green";
similarly add suitable additional accents to the default "Light" and
"Dark" themes.
## Scope
- Extend the `ThemeVars` shape (or the built-in theme records) to carry 2-3
accent colors per theme instead of one, and update anywhere a single
accent variable is consumed (charts, buttons, highlights) to pick from
the accent set appropriately.
- Add accents to existing "Light" and "Dark" defaults.
- Add accents to existing colour presets (red, green, blue, yellow, pink,
orange) without changing their current base look.
- Add new brighter variants alongside the existing muted ones (e.g.
"Light Green" alongside "Green"), following the same naming pattern for
any other presets that warrant a brighter counterpart.
- Update the settings UI preset picker to list the new theme options.
## Acceptance criteria
- Each built-in theme (existing and new) exposes 2-3 accent colors,
consumed by at least the chart palette (see ticket 046) so charts
visibly use more than one accent per theme.
- New brighter variants (at least "Light Green") are selectable in
settings and render distinctly brighter than their muted counterpart.
- Existing theme selections are visually unchanged aside from the added
accents (no unrelated base color shifts).
## Depends on
None (pairs well with 047, since accents should apply to
user-provided/custom styles too where applicable).